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Probing dark energy-dark matter interaction with gravitational waves

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Tian-Nuo Li,

Shang-Jie Jin,

Hai-Li Li,

Jing-Fei Zhang,

Xin Zhang

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Gravitational waves from neutron star mergers can precisely measure cosmic expansion

But gravitational waves alone cannot tightly constrain dark matter-dark energy interaction

Combining gravitational waves with cosmic microwave background breaks degeneracies

Improves interaction strength constraints by 70% over current data

Results are not affected much by neutron star equation of state

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Probing dark energy-dark matter interaction with gravitational waves

This paper investigates using gravitational waves from neutron star mergers to probe the interaction between dark energy and dark matter. Simulations show gravitational waves alone cannot tightly constrain interaction strength, but when combined with cosmic microwave background data, constraints improve significantly. Results are robust to different neutron star equations of state.

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